Garbage in, garbage out: Splunk's Steve Flanders on why AI can't fix your bad telemetry
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Garbage in, garbage out: Splunk's Steve Flanders on why AI can't fix your bad telemetry
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Cortex co-founder and CTO Ganesh Datta sits down with Steve Flanders, who leads AI transformation at Splunk and wrote the book on OpenTelemetry, to talk about why AI acceleration without strong observability foundations creates more problems than it solves.
Steve and Ganesh dig into how AI-generated code moves bottlenecks downstream to code review and production failures. They also cover why badly correlated telemetry makes AI-powered observability useless, how OpenTelemetry provides the semantic conventions needed to fix that, and why the path to shipping faster with AI runs through better data hygiene, not around it.
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